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Kds

27 Nov 2020

Is Amount paid to employee by Employer as Notice period pay taxable in the hands of employee?

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CA Roomi Gupta       27 Nov 2020

Yes definitely

KDS    28 Nov 2020

But isn't it tax free under section 10(10b)

Mr .. ..       28 Nov 2020

Yes

Mr .. ..       28 Nov 2020

Tax has to be paid on such notice pay

CA Naman Maloo       29 Nov 2020

yes

CA Akshay Ranka       29 Nov 2020

yes

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Sabarinath

26 Nov 2020

I have a salary account in IDFC. I opened it in 2017 when I was working. I worked only for 2 months. But I didn't close my salary account. I used the salary account for general purpose. Now when I saw the transaction my total credit for last financial year was around 14 lakhs. I didn't file any itr is it going it be problem??

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CA Rakshit Jain       26 Nov 2020

It depends on various factors. Such as: are the credits made to account were cash deposits or account transfer. What is your current business or profession and many other such details. For further discussions you may call at 9587334442

CA Roomi Gupta       27 Nov 2020

No matter its salary account or other...... source of credit need to be justified ....... and according to Income ITR need to be filed

CA Naman Maloo       29 Nov 2020

yes it can

CA Akshay Ranka       29 Nov 2020

u can still file ITR for AY 19-20 (fy 18-19) for more details what app on 8989449201 last date is 30/11/2020

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Tejashree

22 Nov 2020

How do i pay tax on money obtained from forex trading? How much do i need to pay the tax on it?

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CA Akshay Ranka       29 Nov 2020

Forex income is taxable in India and is normally treated as regular business income

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Jignesh Desai

22 Nov 2020

In a financial year , say FY 2019-20 , a child's grandfather paid her school fees & debited that amount to the account of the child's mom (his daughter-in-law) in his books of accounts . In other words , he paid the school fees for the child on her mom's behalf . This amount got adjusted against salary that he credited to her (his daughter-in-law's) account , in his books , in that year itself .

Now , my question is , would it be deemed that the mother has paid the fees for her child in that year ? And so, would she be able to claim this deduction (the tuition fees component of the school fees ) under section 80 C in that year ?

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CA Puja Sharma       23 Nov 2020

Yes she can claim the deductions u/s 80C because she ultimately paid the fees from her salary.

CA Roomi Gupta       27 Nov 2020

Yes she can claim the deductions for Tuition fee debited from her account

JigneshDesai    29 Nov 2020

Thank You Puja Ma'am & Roomi Ma'am .

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Pinky Mehta

21 Nov 2020

I bought a property jointly with my husband. The Cost of property is Rs. 55 Lacs. There is a bank loan on this property on my name. The initial payment and instalment is all paid by me.
How much tds should be deducted on whose name as seller is also joint owner. I have to deduct TDS on each Instalments and pay two challans, one from my account and another one from my husband’s account as i am purchasing property on joint name? Also i have to pay TDS for both joint holder?

Kindly advice.
Pinky Mehta

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CA Roomi Gupta       27 Nov 2020

TDS must be deducted @1 per cent by the buyer at the time of making the payment.TDS should be deducted at the time of payment to the seller. If the payment is in installments than TDS should be deducted with each installment. If the entire amount is paid in single installment than entire TDS amount should be deducted at the time of making complete payment. PAN of the seller, as well as Purchaser, should be mandatorily furnished in an online form (Form 26QB) for furnishing information regarding the property transaction. Can contactus for any assistance on Filing 26QB.

CA Naman Maloo       29 Nov 2020

It is difficult to answer such question here without discussing full facts but TDS as of now is to be deducted @0.75% and it needs to be deducted by each purchaser on each seller.
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Pinky Mehta    30 Nov 2020

Thanks for your replies.

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